The increase in the population of camu camu pests (Myrciaria dubia) has been affecting 50-80 % of the fruit in plantations. The most important pest is the fruit weevil (Conotrachelus dubiae), whose larva attacks the fruit, eating the seed and causing rotting of the pulp. The objective of this study was to validate technologies for the integrated management of C. dubiae in floodplain plantations. Two treatments were compared: T1=Control (without IPM), 10 plants without any management or control practices. And T2=Integrated management (with IPM), 10 plants with joint application of cultural, ethological and biocidal control techniques. A completely randomized experimental design was applied, with 10 repetitions, evaluating the number of fruits produced, the percentage of green fruits, fallen and damaged by C. dubiae, as well as the fruit yield. A slight superiority of the MIP treatment was...